The present invention discloses a power droop
control system for a brushless doubly-fed motor, which relates to the technical field of
motor control. An
encoder is used to achieve real-time locking and high-speed detection of the motor
rotor speed w, and a speed coordinate
system and control reference are established. Sensors for
voltage, current,
slip frequency, and the like, as well as vibration accelerometers, are arranged on the
stator and rotor sides to capture multi-point electrical and mechanical states, and compare them with a standard
motor model to obtain state change information. An
information acquisition module forms and calculates a
data set, dynamically adjusts the droop coefficient and compensation
gain, effectively reducing power deviation,
total harmonic distortion, and
voltage deviation, thereby improving
system efficiency. By generating and evaluating a comprehensive
abnormality index, abnormal motor operation is determined, dynamic compensation for
slip frequency and
power factor changes is triggered,
gain spacing is set, and state change adjustments are made, thereby shortening
response time and maintaining stable
power quality. This
system can quickly respond to load changes, ensuring the stability and reliability of the motor in complex environments.